How to Make a Twisted Loop Quilt Block

Here’s a striking quilt block that looks tricky but is actually easy to assemble. It comes to us from Fabric 406 and the free pattern and tutorial shows you how to make it.

Finished, the block measures 12″ so it is a nice large block. It uses 4 fabrics. In the tutorial you will find step-by-step instructions and plenty of detailed photos to help you make your block. This would look stunning repeated in a large quilt. In fact, there are diagrams in the pattern that show what the block would look like laid out in various ways. I love the woven pattern that multiple blocks make. It is very eye-catching.

You will need standard sewing supplies to make this block.

You can find the free pattern here: Loop the Loop Quilt Block Pattern

[photo from Fabric 406]

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